Sentence examples for find a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to find a discrepancy between our findings and those of and Mohib and Jevnikar (Mohib et al., 2008).

■ What should I do if I find a discrepancy?

Even when it does find a discrepancy, the I.R.S. often fails to take any action.

But even with the current monitor, will there soon be fights and separations when supposedly faithful partners find a discrepancy in their individual weekly frequency scores?

When we compare our data to that collected by normal absence recording tools in the NHS for example, we find a discrepancy.

It doesn't require any additional workload or change in practice for employees: Workers are just doing their job as usual, but the glasses are monitoring for volt mismatches using computer vision, and will alert the worker with an audio notifications if they find a discrepancy so they can take immediate action to correct the error.

24 Uchino et al reported short BUT and corneal staining accompanied by normal Schirmer test values, 25 while we found a discrepancy in DE between subjective symptom reporting and measured clinical findings with regard to BUT and Schirmer test values.

It also claimed to have subsequently found a "discrepancy".

Here we found a discrepancy in the recipe (scandal!) — we'll call it "the case of the missing Fuggles".

Studies have found a discrepancy rate — when the presumed father is not the biological father — of anywhere from 0.8 percent to 30 percent, with the median being 3.7 percent, according to one review of such studies.

The study's lead author, Dr Astha Singhal, a professor at Boston University, says the key point is that they found a discrepancy only in vague pain-related conditions, commonly associated with drug-seeking behaviour, rather than conditions with obvious causes, such as bone fractures.